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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 16 (October 1873) (1873)

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montaria with two masts, rudder, ke-d, and palm leaf ers, therefore,do not usually cast anchor, but fasten to buoys. ond. Born in Lake Lauricoclia, among the Andes of Peru, awning or cabin near the stern. Fifth, the galiola, an igarite the main trunk runs northerly for five hundred miles in a The… … having just purchased the Paraense line tage for intercommunication. They MOUTH OP THE AMAZONS and nearly completed negotiations for are characteristic of the country, and the Fluvial, and thus monopolize the carrying trade on steamers for s'xty leagues. Above the rapids of San Gabriel, are so…

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